Vanessa's Gas Gab: Navigating the Wild Weather-Driven Market
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Vanessa's Gas Gab: Navigating the Wild Weather-Driven Market
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This is your Daily Natural Gas Price Tracker with Vanessa Clark podcast.
Welcome back to the Daily Natural Gas Price Tracker with Vanessa Clark. Hey everyone, its Vanessa here, your go-to friend for all things natural gas. Today were diving into the latest on natural gas prices, whats driving the swings, and some smart tips to help you navigate this wild market.
First up, the current trading price. Front-month NYMEX natural gas settled at four dollars and two cents per million British thermal units, up three point five five percent from yesterday's close of three dollars and eight six cents, according to Dow Jones data. Thats a nice bounce after a rough week where prices plunged fifteen percent from early December highs around five dollars and twenty nine cents, thanks to warmer winter forecasts easing heating demand.
Domestic Operating reports the Henry Hub spot price averaged around four dollars and thirty cents, with prompt-month futures hitting three dollars and eighty nine cents by Tuesday afternoon. Weather models from the Global Forecast System and European Center shifted to milder late December temps across the US, especially in the middle and northern regions, cutting expectations for big inventory pulls. Even with a record storage withdrawal of one hundred seventy seven billion cubic feet last week, total inventories sit at three trillion seven hundred forty six billion cubic feet, three percent above the five-year average, keeping supply steady.
Production is rock solid at over one hundred eight billion cubic feet per day, offsetting the dips. Looking ahead, the Energy Information Administration sees demand surging five point eight percent over the next two years from LNG exports, data centers, and power needs, outpacing supply growth. EIA forecasts Q four twenty twenty six prices around four dollars and fifty cents per million British thermal units.
Heres your takeaway, friends: if youre hedging home heating bills or eyeing investments, watch weather updates closely and consider locking in now before potential cold snaps push prices up. Diversify with energy ETFs for long-term plays on rising demand.
Thats your daily natural gas update. Thanks for tuning in, subscribe so you never miss a beat, and join me next time for more. Take care!
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